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Courses Plus Student 358 PointsI do not understand why I cannot define the Method with Integers
I have defined the method
def three( 2 +1) puts three
end
puts three
def three(one, two)
one = 1
two = 2
print
end
puts three
1 Answer
Jay McGavren
Treehouse TeacherThis challenge is only looking to see if you know how to make a method return a particular value. So your code is actually trying to do too much. I've added comments to your code below that describe the problems:
# Your method takes parameters.
# We want a method that takes NO parameters.
def three(one, two)
# There's no need to define any variables
one = 1
two = 2
# Your code should NOT print any values.
# The method should just return a value.
print
end
# You just need to define the methods, you don't need to call them.
puts three
You seem to be confusing printing a value with returning it. You should review this section of the preceding video.